Thank you so much!

Wouldn't we all!

That's funny, I never thought about before it but most of my flying dreams end in falling. Maybe that's where this came from?

Thanks. There's nothing like a freewrite for getting the creative twists flowing.

Here we go:

This week's fortune.

I seent it! I will try my best.

Ha! I was NOT expecting that!

I hope she does too. Actually I'm the author - so yes, she does! Of course it's the how that's really interesting, not the fact that she does. Thanks for reading :)

Thanks for the delivery

Great freewrite! You tied those prompts together seamlessly.

I wish Burt had been a little nicer to his wife.

Well then, today I learned. A nice mix of amusing stream of consciousness with some deeper truth to keep it interesting.

Hey, I'm in here! Thank you @mariannewest :)

I wish I knew!

I think it's called art. So that's what that warm tingling is...

I don't know what she was. The pink glove doesn't warrant anything, it's just a randomly generated prompt, which put a setting in mind for me. Then I wrote. There's no deeper story, just a short freewrite

I've been reading along! I should be commenting, but I end up reading them in bits and pieces and the forget to.

Nothing sprang to mind when I read the prompt so I was having trouble working up motivation, but when I generated a first line with The Most Dangerous Writing App and got, “As he fell he waited for,” I

A hard choice but the fairytale aspects of @agmoore's Ravenous really did it for me.